About us
About
OmniPoint Cyber, Inc. is a cybersecurity company incorporated in Plano, Texas.
We built SDI (Secure Digital Identity), a prevention-first platform designed to stop identity-based attacks before they happen. With SDI, a user’s personal credentials are never transmitted — so stolen credentials, phishing, and account takeover lose the entry point they depend on.
Most breaches start with a stolen identity. Rather than compete with the monitor, detect, and respond programs organizations already rely on, SDI strengthens them — removing an entire category of threats at the source so those teams can concentrate on the attacks that truly demand their expertise.
SDI: The future of security is here.
Our Mission
To create the preeminent cybersecurity protocol for preventing identity theft, protecting personal information, and safeguarding digital assets — and to make every team defending those assets more effective.
A force multiplier for detection and response
IBM reports it takes 277 days, on average, to detect and contain a breach — and identity-based attack vectors push that number higher. SDI eliminates those vectors at the source, cutting the volume of identity alerts that monitor, detect, and respond teams and MDR providers have to triage. The result is a partnership: SDI prevents the identity breach, and your detection and response resources go to the sophisticated threats that actually need them.
Our Solution
- What is SDI?
- SDI (Secure Digital Identity) creates a paradigm shift in cybersecurity. It is a new, safe, and convenient way for users to prove their identity to service providers — without transmitting names, passwords, codes, tokens, or biometric data. Because nothing exploitable is ever sent, there is nothing for a malicious hacker to steal, replay, or phish.
- How does SDI work?
- The SDI system uses unique cryptographic algorithms to generate a pair of keys that establish and authenticate a user’s identity with an SDI-enabled service provider. The private key never leaves the user’s device — no one (not even the user) can expose it — so it cannot be stolen and replicated. Every transaction is validated with a “nonce” (a random number used once), so a captured exchange is worthless the moment it happens.
- How does SDI work with monitor, detect, and respond teams?
- SDI is built to complement the detection and response programs already in place — not replace them. Stolen credentials, phishing, and business email compromise generate an overwhelming share of the alerts those teams triage every day. By eliminating identity-based attacks at the source, SDI removes that noise so analysts and MDR providers can focus their tools and their time on the sophisticated threats that genuinely require them.
- What does SDI not do?
- SDI does not replace or modify a service provider’s internal database operations, and it does not access or control any part of a provider’s own security system. It does not maintain any user’s personally identifiable information, and it cannot access a user’s digital assets. SDI is not a monitoring or response tool — it is the prevention layer that makes those tools more effective.
- What is the bottom line?
- SDI provides a prevention-first layer of cybersecurity by eliminating the need to transmit vulnerable (and inconvenient) user IDs, passwords, biometrics, tokens, or multifactor codes. It closes the door on identity theft — the world’s leading cause of cybercrime — and strengthens every layer of defense that comes after it.
SDI: The future of security is here.